19-Jul-2016, 22:21
@Axel: That's one of my findings too although in my case, regarding soundstage, it's depth that has improved the greatest, with also a great sense of instrument separation.
@Pim: I completely agree with you. I guess manufacturers recommend positioning based on a neutral room (hardly the case)...
@Damon: It was actually me who mentioned about the Hi-Cap. I still remember very well the huge improvement it brought to the Supernait. Suddenly the music just sounded more real and alive. A bit like looking at a painting with or without glasses!
The position change you are referring to is rake, isn't it? I did experiment with it sometime ago in order to get a more "airy" sound. Basically you are lowering or rising the tweeter in order reach a balance between an airy and a bright presentation. For this experiment best albums are those with mainly female voices some say.
I find speaker positioning and room acoustics a fascinating subject as small changes can make such a difference...
@Pim: I completely agree with you. I guess manufacturers recommend positioning based on a neutral room (hardly the case)...
@Damon: It was actually me who mentioned about the Hi-Cap. I still remember very well the huge improvement it brought to the Supernait. Suddenly the music just sounded more real and alive. A bit like looking at a painting with or without glasses!
The position change you are referring to is rake, isn't it? I did experiment with it sometime ago in order to get a more "airy" sound. Basically you are lowering or rising the tweeter in order reach a balance between an airy and a bright presentation. For this experiment best albums are those with mainly female voices some say.
I find speaker positioning and room acoustics a fascinating subject as small changes can make such a difference...
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